New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-29
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FOUR COLLEGE RECORDS BROKEN.
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC GAMES.
YALE WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP CUP AND COLUMBIA
uIcropInIrs AT THE TIC OF WAR

YALE WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP CUP AND CoLUMBD
VICTORIOUS AT THE TUG OF WAR;
remarkable phenomenon was witnessed by tn
jewellers the neighborhood of the Manhattan Athlete
Grounds yesterday afternoon, which they may have o
first accounted for by the peculiar state Of the weather
for the streets which twenyfour hours before were
destitute Of anything except stones and tin cans WIZ
occasionally sleepy resident suddenly blossomed ior
with crowds Of young sporting bright ribbons O.
every color and quantities Of young ladies who seemed
as enthusiastic and decided over their college,
ences as the men The real cause for the disturbance
was tho twelfth annual games OF the ihterconesa's
Athletic Association and long before the contests began
the gay trongs filed every nook and corner Of the
grand stand and when $3.50 O'Clock the games were
begun fully 5000 people were present All the game
were closely contested and the muscular display was
for four intercollegiate records were broken
and q number OF other records were closely ruppeo
Large numbers OF ns cbeered the efforts and
OF their favorites 10 the echo Yale men grew
nrss grew into the certainty that Yale winning
the cham onship cup The crimson OF Harvard gained
the cup last yca but succuinoed 10 the piue o' i'
W. b. Curtis. A. A. c., wcs referee Of the track con
f e. sc snS ae lSases wefs sos n
Badeau w. A. c., referee OF the feln eo.ssns ,si
the Judges were Hery Buermeyer ana George ooi'io'
The contests were follows:
100 Yard. DashF,rst heat Won by g H. Sheriff. 1m.
SECONDS s''sa beat IA wan. q Meyer
second A. Yale: time II seconds F S,r9
IS rrinseon rim IN heat a. S won BY
I: 4fe :ScoSd 49, s hs sssG or BY
Petra L., Columbia Final heat won ev g. linz o q
Two mile BICYCLE BY Isnay 80 s.
min ~ second heat won by s A. M ,a ss
e s ss 4SS heat g
q Is sec scope ssary
'FRONT.' fell shaking himself up Severely
bnt breaknr any The clerk Of tho course ran 70
is leg win he heat hoa. gy KOIO
S Ssa uey o. rSsn minutes T 50 SECONDS
won BY Yale. tina; nsHs So
se Sn%. sseca heat a. wsi"ver Tor G. Wells liar
q and y y SfIns Rs Hss S"
close second time 6S 80 seconds NV IT 8, p.m. ,s7
HaTvsTd i' second e c Wright S. Harvard time min
One Mile Rnn-w Harmar 80 Yale beat his own inter. ter
Ga4yar .sc% BY TINE me- SH
l2OYsris Hurdle face-First heat won by ". b. Lnang 4,
ss S0 as Second ssssa
Yale; second T. Bsrger s. YALE with H. Mapes close
Halt Nile Rnn-T%elve starters; by Randolph Farss
University OF Fennsyivana close second C. a Davenport
20 Yaras Dssh-Firsr by r. H. Rogers 81 Hsr
s Second is Ssa Won SG Har1afd
S Mande 49, Harvard time "a a. seconds Third hre at
TING q Fourth sss' won BY 3
time "a 80 seconds Final heat BY f. II RoEo 81
Harvard; second, F. w. Robinson, 80, Yale; tme 20
seconds,
Columbia OF all the honers In the tugofwar con-
tests easily defeating teams OF Lehgh Prince
straight pulls In Conmbias hrst
pull which with Lehigh after three minutes. when
Columbia had pulled Lehgh foot T. Harris 81, who
pulled No for Columbia got up of the rack and win
thoughtful consideration placed sweater over the
OF anchor o. Eott and then returned 70 ms
amid shouts o. laughter IRON the spectators The tug
oi-war contests as follows: ~
First Columbia M led one aud hall feet Sec
ond. Princeton pulled ae one and one bali inches Iha
Harvard J. pulled Harvard No. z, by fodr inches
Fonrth Columbia pulled Princeton. four inches
Fifth Columbia paied Harvard No L. three inches Iar-
ward then offered pull her fresh team 90 y against
place but Princeton declined ana hr
ward rein sed 10 meet Princeton No Prince
for sooord place The College oi NE
civ OF Network toam, bnt whoa weghed tho
men proved 10 be overweight consequently they
not allowed 10 null. The contesting teams were